Attachment 7 - Hazards General List.pdf
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This is a courtesy translation of a Known Hazards General List for Camp Darby/Livorno Military Community, originally issued in Italian and updated as of July 2008.
The document identifies occupational hazards across five geographic areas of the military installation: Camp Darby, Depot, Ammo, LTA, and American Beach. Hazards are categorized by type and include vehicular traffic risks (private cars, forklifts, shuttle buses, military transports, refueling tanks, trash collection vehicles) with associated collision, crushing, and operational interference risks. Additional hazards encompass pedestrian traffic, schools, construction sites, non-compliant signage, non-Italian speaking personnel, security force interactions, asbestos-containing materials on old pipelines and coverings, biological hazards from vegetation and insects, falling pine cones from surrounding trees, four-way stop crossroads, temporary construction activities involving traffic flow changes and open diggings, closed storage cabinets with flammable materials, dangerous materials marked as hazard waste, trash collection operations, irregular sidewalk pavements, poor lighting conditions, wild animals, gas tank storage areas, load/unload material areas, and debris in beach areas. The document references that more detailed risk assessment documents are available through the Prevention & Protection Office (Safety Office) at extensions 633-7841 or 050-547841, with emergency contacts provided for medical (911 or 050-547114) and fire (117 or 050-547117) situations. Building-specific hazard information and custodian details are referenced for additional clarification.
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